For the Boys
Comfort Kits . . . $5.00 to $10.00
1mm nett- ...... 75c to $2.25
Sanitary Drinking Cups,
Clam Gout, Trench
Him“, Bill Folds, Soap Boxes,
Etc.
EVERYTHING FOR HIS
COMFORT
DO N NELLY’S
16 Se. Main St.
SOUTH NOW“
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City News
Jeremiah \\' Altettrn of the Boston
,.Store is ill at his home in Him street.
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Miss Laura Keeler has resumed her‘
position in the Boston Store
Elmo-r Brat-ken. of Marion street. ls;
improving alvr an attack of Spanish.
influenza.
Cath-rine (‘10l"'.llllt\ is recovering
from the grip at her home in Spring‘
Hill avenue -_-‘
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"Mmie" Rtuith a plumber employed
by the Heating & Plumbing (‘0., is ill
at his home in Grant street.
J. \‘ittvent Nolan. who has been
very ill at his home at .'t Kellogg
street. now continues to imprm'c.
A yottnz «on of Mrs,
hell. of Franklin avenue is ill
the Spanish influenza
John 0‘ Don-‘
wi'h
(lid \\ cil llook & ladder ("otttpauy
Mil l1ol.i.t ivr'uiitt linlllL' this He
him: All ‘ n't‘lm'lt. at l'ctltr‘ul Fit'tI Sta
lion.
TlttIotlttttI l:
rtrvet, spout
whert- he trilletl
ll‘irnde.
Smith. til' 11:1
Strutinv in llr'ititIcpti't.
on rtIirttivcs anti
t‘oolt.
l‘t‘ih’llt’ "Iliuttrtl
lltIPn <pentlitt;
his home in School .u'r‘t-et.
the Sprtnish :‘ril‘iuiIInzrt,
'l‘lw lluumuiuu t‘hurth t1l‘llilllll.tll0ll
limo 11 dun"! in \iltvll iirtii. l“i'lil1i\'
month: The .ItlTnir' \\':t»‘
ronizcti 1111.] :1 L'lllltl <ur.1 ilt‘lil‘ll for 1‘10
brneiit ot thv tit-caitimtiou.
Tito llt‘llim 1'u'ic t‘t'tr :‘lltl Town can
wnt‘nn \t'itl lu- held in tho Town At-
ev'n'itiv llitll. llil.‘ P"t‘“ll’l'.’. rtnni nil
tivltIzzitw :trn tIXlli’t‘lt‘tl to attend.
Sow-ml Norwuilt pt‘Ollltl
thtI i112 lilw. 13 Day tumult-
fntmd S.tttit'.tin3 :ntl llt"’.l'4l the
In Blilill
(‘flil
at Seaside l’.rk Bridgeport
Mr. and lire. Goodwin P. White. 0'
(‘rcscenl terrace. arc the parents of 'l
baby (lllll‘l Met. 33 .11ci1 :111I'ltctl l-I'itittV-
owning: mh mothe (llltl inrant are
getting :llOD-Z nlt‘t i3'
.\‘ll.~'< .loreultint- ll lltothrrttiu
tho Norwnilt High <t~l1nol faculty. has
taken up her residence in tiputtmcuts
in Everslev avenue.‘ harlot: "'1ll(\\0d
with other lilt‘lllllt‘l‘ti oi her family to
Norwttlk from B"illf‘l.
The annual meeting of ill" nsticui
tut-al committee of the Fuirt‘ieltl t‘oun-
t3' Farm Bureau will he hcltl iI‘i‘idai'
evening at the office of tho I’m-m
Bureau in the post ofilee. in imnhttry
to discuss plans for the coming. rear.
"'00 not hutn leave". thi< full. hut
save them to he used its tertiiizr-z' t".—'
the advice of tho Department of A1:-
riculturc. lIInVOR contain vlcmvntc
that makc them very Yaittahlc r.- i'cl'~ |
tilizet‘, and in View of tho IIr‘tIttt
shortagc of other millf‘ililti thII (‘ial
be put to important ueo no- \t >1itirti:
,WVNNWWNWNW 311:" '
The South Norwalk
'l'rnleo. |
I, will be open Columbus
Day from 9 to 12 a. In.
to receive sulmcriotlom
to the Fourth liberty
Ian.
Mt mlmv
“ho ll:l“
:t itIu' tirtl's' l‘urlnutIlI :1t'
l.‘ ill 31*;111.
\\'illlt‘s~'t‘ti 1
NOT NECESSARY
TO CLOSE SC HOOLS
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phown that pupils are balel' in a wil-
rentriatcu :chool and under the ob,
serration .11 teachers than When
1 schools are closed and the children al-i
lowed to llilrlmlngle in homes Judi
:trcels. We advise ii at
teachers be instructed to obsette 84th
pupil tloseiy 101 the first Sign of a
coi.d and <houid any occur that the
Ithild be sent home immediate-lg. :tad
'lht‘ name and address of tlte pupil: ub
.tuitted to the health officer by trre
oschool authorities. .
The que>lion as to the admission to
school of any-contacts (brothers and
sisters) of a case should be largelt'
Igoverned according to the known so
cial conditions of the home: but in
general. contacts or a child showing
signs of cold should be allowed to at
tend school as contacts are safer in
,school than they are when kept :.t
home in close association with tit I p1
itient. and because it is a wry lrll'L .,
question whether the disease is com- P-y
Ied by the well.
“9 capecially urge that School
teachers exercme ver3 good judgntentI
in tr3in2 to alia3 undue fear on he
apart of pupils and [lit pupils patents.
Perhaps short talks might be xitcn by:
the teachers to their charges. stating
: upon the
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that ‘.m3one I‘lill s3mptoms or a cold,
t<houlti ho to bed irrtnrediately and not.
wait um. i lt)lil0ll'.tH\ Taku a iaxatiu
Drink mttri. plain water Hate plerm
:of lrcsit ltit 111 the room. Semi for .11
«ior-tor and star in bed at least fht tr- '
5 iii» (led
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IONDAY, OCT. 14, 1918
. mII—Fv—q
MIN T Z
NEW
FALL
APPAREL
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
1 Barton Home
: Shore Dinners
. All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
A LA CARTF‘.
How to Avoid infection.
influenza is highly communicable
from the >icil [O the well. '10 avoid
inttction keep out of places where st l;
people are lio not let anyone tough
or snetze into 3"qu lace. it tl'.‘ :3
should. protect 3our ntouti 1 and non-
tmrnediatel). Wash hands treutnrttlt
Keep mouth and teeth clean. Avoid
getting tited—go to bed uriy. Eat
3'0ur titenls regularly and slowly. Keep
away irtItu an3 place where the dis
case is.
it these precautions are observed.
the chant-c of being inltIctt-d is notl
great.
Health.
Very truly yours,
'1‘. E. REEKS.
Director.
Bureau of l’rettIntttblo tlitwues.
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MILFORD MAN SENTENCED.
.\ill. l-‘.ORI) (ltt. 14.
\itgr'tntfi 3. Arthur I eulx I .arte \\ its sen
It or i to 60 tia3.- in
1:. tuning.
.w f.
For Sale!
present price $2,875. Will sell
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WALL PAPER.
141 Wuhlngtnt 8m
. STANLEY STRAPS—1917 model, 5 passenger. 20 h. p..
condenser radiator, electric lights, Goodyeu cord tires, um
kerosene, run 5.400 miles, in line condition. Manufacturer's
ONE 6 PER CENT MORTGAGE 0F $1,850. on Van Zant
Ave East Norwalk Good property worth double the amount
of mortg 139. Need money to put into Fourth Liberty Loan
Bonds Address 8. S. care 80. Norwalk Evening Sentinel.
Pull Lino—Fine Assortment
ALSO Pgfiflvgfiglsn AT LOW PRYCEO
ER HANGING _
MA COHEN
For sate!
for $1,500 cash.
5c and 10c Roll
1 lturxcti w itlt
South Norwtlk.
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Office Furniture
l NEW AND STANDARD MODELS OF ALL SIZED DESKS.
‘ CHAIRS, TYPEWRITER TABLES AND MANY OTHER
llil'L‘I‘l\ llztlv‘
ITEMS THAT ADD TO THE COMFORT AND CONVEN-
IENCE OF YOUR WORKROOM.
RAYMOND a SON
1 Wall and High so.
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Norwalk.
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”11 by me1 too mid; cpor t nttt>icirtns‘.’5 a; Q -1
l .2. A“: a» 1.2 .fl. 4"? if“ ‘1‘
KNIT
ll UNDERWEAR
PREPARE FOR THE COLD WEATHER
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e now have.
W.. ..re slowing rt good assortment of “MERODE” BRAND
UNDERWEAR in VESTS PANTS and UNION SUITS, at a
very small advance over last year’s prices.
It is advisable to choose early, before sizes are broken
, account of abnormal conditions we may not be able to duplicate i
any of the 5’5 19: N
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0.5
furnitun
. lino cocoa-in right now.
FURNITURE
OF QUALITY
l Prospective purchaser: or. urged to consider our mt
I prices as especially attractive cud tint o lul molly in good
u not at all impuboblo. Our mm:- odor gon-
'- Make Your Selections While Our
Stock In Complete.
lflllma
‘a—fl
F. S. LYON
Job Printing
So. Norwalb
A. M. WOOST'EI
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lat. Examincr us. Potent Office
133' dircction of the t‘ommissioncr oil
jail b3 Judge
Wight llt)tll‘~‘ alter .tll 53mmmus haw Bump in the Town court 3esterday'
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batk.
' tI'rtIrtttIs 1- hr ll|‘(l 1122'. u
l1: in ii: t in tire tl-Hllltr’lll organs “Ali
3 disease and pain
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PATENTS
Sad to: Endlel C‘D Putz:-
2 IS Meln SI Bridt'cporl. Cont.
David W. llayltonti
UN'DERTAKER
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Yet. ”a. 1000-3; Mann G“ :
D WASHINGTON IT.
"IN RID MIN'I BUILDING .
cam. Wood
lcmlutom on out.
1 main. told.
repaired. Rents» it
per month uncut”
wild at no not mtuih.
PLUMBER
TVDEWRITEII EXCHANGI
II! Imam: Avc.. Bridgeport. Conn
QESU l LT YVPIWRITBRI
lNSURANCE
0! all Kinds in Strong anti
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
in all its Branches
J. M. layiott & Co, inc.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE
IOUTE NOIWALI. CONN.
”READY ‘—
FallSttits tor Your Selectio-
Fancy Models
Conservative Moduli
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St
4
Cute That Cold By
Takintr
WITH TAB
F. H. BAXTER
13306016?
THE NEW SClEi‘lCE
DEFINITlON OF Cl-JROPRACHC
Clllrtlplttt .t‘
I1: tiit- tl-Irimtion o. t:.~I
«(trusting tit-I
b)" .1 wrcncir.
E \cn
rtliiit'. itirt-rtrt
ier t 111' spr in in 11.t
it done in thritiltood it;
mi 11.11112‘11
limbs.
Chiropractors reutorc the cause (1:
health .5 l‘PblUlttl
through littl'llltmlzlllg the none 113's
turns in mm mm. Female ttouhtcs
given spec. ai attention; .rieo ruin-r
lure of the spine. You will timer to
tire! giving the Chiropractor a charm
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
‘ 34 Washington St, So. Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
84 N0!" IAIN STREET
Furs Repaired
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cuddly do“ by m-
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ruled;
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WHITE PINE CO‘REPOUZ‘!l ,
t'nuev or the titscttsc and the art or;
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:Tiié store closes 'daily at 6 o’clock.
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Your Holiday Shopping
1 must begin now
That is your country’s call. It is so requested be-
cause it makcs for economy and the saving of lillml'.
To spread what is ordinarily rt fut-tttight‘s rush over
three months seems a very scusible piatt itlltl by that
may one avoids much mental] t-t.ttt'1t<iutt lllill h ‘1 (l i i 3'
wearittcss.
The following stocks are in readiness
Furs, Goats, Mums and Scarves.
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Neckwear and D a i n t y
Lingerie.
Pathephones, the easiest way to ham the best music
iii the home.
Furniture, the individual [110005. titltl t'llltil’s. (inks, small lilljlrs, l0\\‘—
toys, pictures, French and Colonial rttirrurs.
Books and Christmas Cards, chciry ui' tlit’i'ct'cttt styles no“ 111 .1..1,,;.,,(1_
ind choice toilet. wares. ‘
3 Art Needlework. slatnlml H'utly for those “11.. u 1.11.10 mum-1.111.111 .1 11111.1,
The Genuine Economy
in War Time
Make your own dress
Time 11119 \\llt'll tlic (Int-ratio illitl 1:111:1—
ltltI .\111«I1'i«-;111 1\ott1zti111t-t1’111lytrt:1t!t~l1tI1'uu'11
i‘t'wlts hut 51.1111 tittI won] from \\'lilt'll llit')
u'crtI llilltlt‘. .\ii \‘illltilit‘l‘ tlrtI \\ lit-ck titIu’ ililtl
itttttrtrttItl :1t titltl titties illitl in tito- l'nil \\‘tml
tlt'cs‘ws \\'t'l‘(‘ illiitlt'. it was tltuIitltItlly 1111
t-vottwttty. limt‘ lllllt'li l‘itrli‘l' ttou‘ “llt‘ll silt'll
lIt-ttutil'ul :111tl practical truth-rials :11'tI t'ctttli'
tor llrtI 11ttttcr11. sittIttt's :11:.l sowing ttitttIltitle,
lltIt'c :ll‘t' surtttI. lt tlt‘t“ 11~t twin 111:1113' yut'tls.
'l'lttI t’XlN‘ilM‘ l~' trul -ltttt.
rx French Serge, rtii “mil 1‘: lih'lltN
\' lilt'. 1111\1‘. t;11111c.~_ 1.t\ Ultl lllllt‘.
lit it 1:111 lliit'. \ltIlt t. 111. t;11'1;1 :mtl
11111111 «let. l't'L'lllliilV $2.710
$2.00 a yard.
Tail invit
Bl lglath.
French 89 tge, .1” “Hill,
111 liutuutuly, gilt}.
\\'l(lt‘.
midnight :11111 11:11'3' ltiutIs.
$3.00 a yard.
All Wool Serge, fit) lllt‘llt‘S \xititI.
rttitlttigltt 111111 11:11'1' ltlttc,lIl111';_Iuttti_r
and taupe tt qui. 11
Wool Taffeta, T18 ittvlhI; uitic.
>:1111l.t;11;1tc. ‘.\l\lili'lil. plum.
ililtl ultl ltizttI Al'r'icttu lll‘tthi
11111] 1113 t'titI, l‘cliiiriil $2 50
$2.00 a yard.
$_.7~)
$2.50 a yard.
All Wool Poplin, 10 lllt'lit‘s \\ltlt‘,
in 11th full coloriuw. rcuuittr $2.75
$2.50 a. yard.
Premier Cloth, :tll wool. 4‘3 int-lies
gt'ttt'.
1111\'1'
W001 Serge, RS iilt'liP.“ \\‘l(lt‘, ll:l\'}'
illitl 111?tit:ij;ltt ltlllt‘, guru. plum.
“id“. “3"." mm“ 11111110, Afrim“ l‘llii‘;'lllitl.\‘ ttuti .ii't'icrttt lli'tl\\'li, rog-
lttmu‘u. plum. Burgundy and oitl ”1m. $311., $1.50 a yard.
rose. rtIuhlrtr $2.30 $2.00 a yard. ' 'l'l'tt'tl tioor.
Pearl Beads
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New Late Fiction
“Foes” 113' Mary Johnston, $1.50
A riritl tale of the Scottish moors
and t'cliciliott.
'i‘ltct'o hardly any Ui'lllilllQlil
\\‘lilt'll is so much in vogue as a
string of Pearl Beads. Modct'tt sci-
entific pearls are close imitation of
the genuine Oriental variety. There
is the same milky u'ltitcttess, the
some lustre. The only (liffct'cutrtI is,
the price.
."You’re Only Young Once" -$1.50
A story of youth‘s romance which
came to a large, happy AttttItIit-tut
family.
“The Man in Grey"
Baroness Orcxy.
$1.40
$10.00 and $15.00
Neck lengths, $1.00 to $15.00
Forty-eight int-1t length, $2.5£~
Jewelry Section, Main nctr.
Little Chests of Books
for Childnn
The books contain these tin)
\Iuluttiri. Ht”
"tilt! .xtgin Mm Ultimo-o" .I .ti
"(Mia and on M trusty”
'Two in. than”
”Talc: tro- Andrm'
Opera lcugt its,
“Maggie of W ' burg"
llcictt R. .‘latttitt,’
$1.40
A l’cnns3ivania Dutch story.
“The m vith tho filth."
Carolyn Wellfl.
01-“
A thrilling detective story.
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Norwalk Chronicler